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GENEVA — Not quite a flying cow, but almost: Swiss authorities added livestock to the list of evacuees along with about 300 people moved out of a village threatened by a possible landslide from an Alpine mountainside overhead. One puzzled…

NEW YORK — To survive warming oceans, clownfish cope by shrinking in size.

The endorsement amounts to an anointment of Taylor as the liberal candidate to beat more than 10 months from the election.

An Illinois community is looking to acquire the childhood home of Pope Leo XIV and work with the Archdiocese of Chicago to ensure it's a place the public can visit.

Officers found the shell casings after they were sent to the 3200 block of South Gammon Road about 12:35 a.m., Madison police said.

At about 10:45 p.m. Tuesday, officers were sent to the area of Midtown Road and South High Point Road after the shots were reported.

The Badgers shifted the date of their season-opening clash with Notre Dame, a decision that will make for a unique day and setting for a college football game.

Four people were hospitalized after two crashes involving teen drivers on Saturday in Grant County, authorities reported.

After a local 3-year-old sent Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway a letter in August asking for more colorful trash trucks, local artists created colorful ‘rolling murals.’

A new book reports what was clear to most Americans for quite a while: Joe Biden was too old to serve a second term as president. The elderly Biden has shown serious signs of physical and mental decline in recent…

On Wednesday, the National Weather Service forecasts a high temperature near 52 degrees and a 90% chance of rain.

An AP poll taken two weeks after the Wisconsin court election found that just 33% of adults had a favorable view of the Tesla CEO, down from 41% in December.

Candace Terrell and Annabel Torres were removed as principal and assistant principal, respectively, in October, after parents and teachers complained about their leadership.

The rural Belleville feline made headlines in 2011 for living in a tree and now, at age 15 and with only three legs, is the subject of a children's book.

A career milestone, another career performance and hot scoring streaks highlighted last week's action. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.

Congress is developing the next budget, and politicians on both sides of the aisle are debating whether to increase, decrease or even eliminate the state and local tax (SALT) deduction. In Froma Harrop’s May 15 column, "Republicans must fix unfair…

Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggests the Vatican as a location for Ukraine-Russia peace talks.

Once upon a time Republicans were right. Republican President Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery in the United States and put his party on the right side of history.

The horrible images of severely malnourished children in Gaza show the extent of the humanitarian crisis there now. Israel has blocked almost all humanitarian aid from entering Gaza for over two months and is intensifying its incursion into the territory.

The Spartans senior did not start her high school basketball career until she was a sophomore due to an injury. But that didn't stop her from achieving a lifelong dream.